OpenAI released a 13-page policy paper, “Industrial Policy for the Intelligence Age,” urging Washington to shift taxes toward corporate and capital gains revenue tied to AI returns, while also proposing labor-focused incentives such as firms retaining, retraining, and investing in workers. The proposal also includes a push toward a four-day workweek without pay cuts and the creation of a “public wealth fund” giving all U.S. citizens a stake in AI-driven economic growth. In the context of the Trump administration’s deregulatory approach to AI, the paper highlights a recurring higher-education-adjacent pressure point: how workforce development and reskilling should be financed as AI adoption accelerates.